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Centers' ability to provide care to underserved patients will be seriously compromised if the $3.6 billion cut in funding isn't immediately restored.
Injuries resulting from medication use are among the most common types of inpatient injuries at U.S. hospitals, affecting hundreds of thousands of patients every year.
Two categories of companies are working to enable hospitals to digitize time-consuming manual processes to save time and money.
Deal combines multiple payer relationships across physician-led, patient-centered ambulatory care services.
Due in large part to an aging baby boomer population, Medicare and Medicaid account for nearly 60 percent of top insurer revenues and 20 percent of their plan membership.
Center for Health Care Services in San Antonio is notifying 28,434 patients whose sensitive information was on the stolen laptop, local report says.
By making patients more aware of existing privacy policies and security measures, healthcare providers create an environment where patients are more likely to share.
Systems say together they will form the 10th largest nonprofit integrated health system in the country.
With algorithms and analytics, first-moving health orgs are reaping alternative payment models to reduce readmissions, incentivize physicians to coordinate care and improve patient satisfaction.
Revenue cycle collections has as much to do with insurer inconsistencies as with internal operations, report says.